The giant netting poles rising over Route 46 are about to pay off. Topgolf Parsippany, the three-level golf and entertainment venue at 1269 Route 46, is set to open this summer, and hiring is already underway. Here is everything we know so far.
What Is Coming
Topgolf broke ground on the Parsippany venue in June 2025 and announced a summer 2026 opening. It will be the brand’s third New Jersey location, joining Mount Laurel and Edison, and it sits near the intersection of I-80 and I-280, putting most of Morris County within a 20 minute drive.
The numbers are big. The venue will feature 102 outdoor climate-controlled hitting bays across three levels, each set up with lounge furniture or high-top tables so groups can cheer (or heckle) between swings. Every bay runs Toptracer technology, which traces each ball’s flight path, distance, and stats in real time.
It Is Not Just Golf
Topgolf venues are built as much for people who have never picked up a club as they are for golfers. Parsippany’s location will include a full-service restaurant and bar led by executive chefs, more than 140 HDTVs, fire pits, music, year-round family programming, a private event space, and a rooftop terrace.
And the timing could not be better for soccer fans: Topgolf recently launched an international soccer experience at venues across the country, with a tournament-inspired menu and games, just as the World Cup plays out at MetLife Stadium this summer.
When Does Topgolf Parsippany Open?
Topgolf has not announced an exact opening date yet. The official word remains summer 2026, the building is nearly complete, and the venue has started hiring, which is typically one of the final steps before doors open. You can sign up for opening updates directly on the Topgolf Parsippany page, and we will update this article as soon as a date is confirmed.
Jobs Are Coming Too
Once open, Topgolf Parsippany expects to employ roughly 350 to 400 team members, who the company calls Playmakers. Hiring is underway now through Topgolf’s careers site.
Parsippany-Troy Hills Mayor James R. Barberio called the venue “a vibrant new destination that brings together friends, families and visitors for fun, food and unforgettable experiences,” adding that the jobs created will have a lasting impact in the township.
Make a Day of It
Heading to that side of town? Check out our picks for the best restaurants in Parsippany and the top hotels in Parsippany if you are visiting from out of the area. For more local news, head to our News section.
